Everyone asks for this recipe. The white chocolate adds a surprise sweetness to these blueberry scones. I have also substituted cranberries for the blueberries on occasion and they are great as well. Depending on your oven, you may want to broil for the last minute to ensure that the tops are golden brown.
These are "to die for"...crusty and golden brown on the outside...moist and tender inside. The flavour is incredible. I altered the recipe slightly: used white chocolate chunks instead of chips; added about 1 tsp. grated orange rind to the dry ingredients; and made a thin glaze by combining 3/4 cup confectioner's sugar, about 1 tsp. grated orange rind and approx. 2 Tbsp. orange juice (enough to make a thin icing). I wasn't sure about the buttermilk measure and put the 3/4 cup plus the 2 Tbsp. in the dough. Perhaps the 2 Tbsp. were to brush on the scones before baking? I brushed the scones with buttermilk before putting them in the oven, which gave them a lovely colour. I had to bake them for about 15 minutes. I took them into work and my co-workers said I should be selling them! Thanks for a wonderful recipe.
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I really thought I had reviewed this before. This is the only scone recipe I've ever made, and there's no reason to try any other. I find them easy to make, delicious, and quick. They are probably sweeter than most other scones, but I like them just the way they are. Thanks for a great recipe!
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